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anitaaa
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I agree with Mauro. 3rd conditional
Both sentences in the past since we cannot change the action.
If she had studied, she wouldn �t have done badly in the test.
The example of Ana Isabel is brought to the present and it is not the case.
That �s my opinion :)
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25 Feb 2010
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anaisabel001
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She didn �t study at all, so she �ll do badly in the test.
If she had studied , she wouldn �d do badly in the test. She didn �t study at all, so she did badly in the test.
If she had studied , she wouldn �t have done badly in the test.
In my humble opinion
Hugs from rainy Spain!!
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26 Feb 2010
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darryl_cameron
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Theres alot of opinions here, great discussion  !
Here is my 2 cents worth ...
Where is the � then �!!!! 
Should we not have the conditional and put If --> then.
Ha! Sorry to confuse it even more  , but I believe it fits here.
"If she studied, then she wouldn �t have performed badly in the test" |
26 Feb 2010
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darryl_cameron
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Theres alot of opinions here, great discussion !
Here is my 2 cents worth ...
Where is the � then �!!!!
Should we not have the conditional and put If --> then.
Ha! Sorry to confuse it even more , but I believe it fits here.
"If she studied, then she wouldn �t have performed badly in the test" |
26 Feb 2010
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yanogator
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"then" is optional here. It is correct with or without it.
Bruce |
27 Feb 2010
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